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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1909)
r.tCE . rrzxncG o bsertxil la cbixde, oreco. tcesimt. jt- i, EIGIIT PACES. DIRECTORY or TME ii r mm ri rut riirninii r FRATERNAL ORDERS lc GRANOt, 0. Mi W. 1. - la Craad : Camp No. 7703 meets tb Monday evening t I. 0. O. F. fcalL All visiting neighbor are cor Uy Invited to attend. M. McMURRAT, C CAI JORDAN. Clerk. "" r. o. k. , L Grand Aerie No. 259, F. O. E., Keels every Friday night in Elk's hall P p. m. Viaiiln brethren invitsd m aivuiO. C. E. HACK MAN, W. P. EO. ABEGG, W. S. O. E. S. He Chapter No. 13, O. E. S., hold uted communications the aecond aud ScMtrth Wednesdays ot each month. TUiiing members cordially Invited. . . RACHEL E. WORSTELL, W. M. t MARY A WARNICII, Secretary. . . I. 0. 0. tV-Encampment. SUr Encampment No. 21, L O. O. IV neeu . every second and fourth "Vfctaesday In U month. In Odd Fel fcvs' hall., Visiting patriarchs always velettme., , H. E. COOLIDGE, C. P. ' V A. WORSTELL, Scribe. 91. B. of A. Meets every Thursday evening at 3. 0. Q. F. hall. Visiting members al ways welcome. ANGUS STEWART. President C. J. VANDERPOEL, Secretary. Woodmen of the World. ' ; La Grande Lodge No. 169, W. 0. IT.;, meets every second and fourth , Tuesday evening InK. of P.' hall in Ihe Corpe building. All visiting tneui- I tors welcome. NER ACKLES. .1 2. 1L.KEENEY, Consul Commander, i Clerk. Am Ideal Cough Medicine. "As an ideal cough medicine I re purd Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in , class by itself," says Drr. R. A. Wilt sitrc ot Gwynnovllle', Ind. "I take great pleasure in testifying to the re sults of Chamberlain's Cough medl tttae, In fact, 1 know of no other preparation that meets so fully the Ki,etatton of tho moot exacting in AMoa-ot croup and coughs of children. U- vtln no ;lnn. cMorofiirnn 1 I'TllTI tf MMfUtUU '. I... safe, pleasant and efficacious remedy $t the ills it U Intended." For sale b a g-oftd dealers, ; The Little Shop 906 Main St. Stamping ot all kinds, Includ ing shil 6 waists &. Center pieces, donei. aw broidery lessons given. I Orders taken and lessons given In stenciling. Full line of em T. broidery materials. , . Ptcaiuint riiynlo. Iru you want a pleasant physic H Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Taiouta a, trial. The yare mild and ST'nnh in tfictr action and always pro duct a rleaant cati-artle rffoct Cl! J. v'Ov m- )f ( v j ,?r, rn';i;. jt l!.sSiiV I JACK LINE. 9 tit grvlce, Day and MKht. Hfrckl urnlshnd for . funiralii and privaie pattlaa. BiJS'tgo tranaferred Day and Nlghf an Sundays. siuml at l(ii t't-iu Store. 'Phone tied 241 4 Night 'Phone Ma'.n fS. E. L. Kl'SSEY. . 4l 4 Stontid ;niok at the $33.00 camera TnTCVitanartta1 " our wln.low. New Hu Drug Co. '' : m. . KO 8TIUNO.UAM., AUCTIONEER. Sals cried on snort nolle. Satisfaction guaranteed. No extra char tor dlsunce. Ui GRANDE - - OREGON AU. N. 1 'Phone No. L 0. 0. F, Subordinate. La Grande Lodge No. IS, meets in their hall every Saturday night. Vis iting brothers cordially invited to at tend. Cemetery plat may be seen at Model restaurant. HUGH McCALL. N. G OSCAR COOLIDGE. Secretary. W. A. WORSTELL. Fia. Sec r'orcters of America. Court Maid Marion No. 22 meets each Weuausday night in K. of P. LAI Brotuera are invited to attend. BEN HAISTEX, C. R. LEO HEF.RING. C S. C. J. VANDERPOEL, F. S. A. F. & A. 31. , La Crande Lodge No. 41, A. F. & ; A. M holds regular meetings first and third Saturdays at 7:30 p. m. , R. L. LINCOLN. W. M. A. C. WILLIAMS. Secretary. ..: , Kolshts of Pvthias. Red Cross Lodge No. 27, meets ev ery Monday evening in Castle Hall (old Elk's hall). A Pythian welcome to all visiting knights. J. F. BAKER, C. C. R. L. LINCOLN. K. of R. & S. RKBEKAHS. Crystal Lodge No. 50 meets every Tuesday evening at the I. 0. O. F. hall. All visiting members are invited to attend. JENNIE N. SMITH. N. G. ' " MARTHA E-. SCOTT, Secretary. It. 1'. O. E. La Grande Lodge No. 433, meeets each Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in Elk's club, corner Depot street and Washington avenue; Visiting brothers are cordially in.l; to attend. , II. E. COOLIDGE, Exalted Ruler. HUGH McCALL. Rec. Sec. Tomorrow Your Last Day to see Dr. Before his Next Visit. 1 1 Expert Eye Specialist of Salt Lake. JS NOW AT Hotel Sommet Don't fall to see him eyes or glasses. If you trouble with them. about your are having Did you zver have your eyes fitted right? I want your tllttlcult and ntubboru cases. I don't taie how nuiny have tallod to lit your vase: 1 Ull you my system is succx"ul on thu-se cases. it have devoted my lite, work to this lone study 1 do nothing else that's 'why l succeed where others fail; so jlf you have head aches, weak eyes. I etc.. and want 'classes that are easy and comfortable. t"U and see me at once. Don't wait; do it now. Dr. W. li. Keating is not a stranger In ia u ramie, fan turnlsh you many references. ' KEATING j, ' '''iJ.V.'vV-i. ASSURED THE (STY BY LOCAL JAPANESE COLO Y One of the most unique Fourth of July celebration fire works orders that has taken form since the Pacific coast was habitated. is now rushing across the Pacific to far-off Japan and whn the order is filled and delivered to Frank Mizgouchi of this city via Fresno, Cal.. the strange and. unpre cedented incident will still be without a climax. The order for goods, py rotechnic, which will be shot off dar ing the day and night of July Fourth under the patronago and supervision of the local Japanese ' colony, has been sent and will be here about the middle of June. Sever Equalled Before Both in quantity and quality of dls- cated in the state, or the coast, under similar circumstances. As far as La Grande is concerned, it has never been touched.. Mr. Mizgouchi has in his possession a prospectus of the or der and this morning made known the large variety of goods wnich he has selected. He has ordered 12 day light figures, varying from the Old Eagle to the G. O. P. elephant, and these will be sent up with a six-inch cannon, made especially for the pur pose. The figures are of Japauese pattern, and though not illuminated in any way, can be discerned at a ELKS SPECIAL POPULAR Willi All (HIES . SPOKANE, June 1. When Spokane lodge No. 228, B. P. O. E., starts on Its trip to Los Angeles the morning of July 6, to attend the sessions of the grand lodge there beginning July 12, the Bpocial train over the Oregon Railroads & Navigation company's line and .the .Southern Pacific toad will have among its occupants represena tives of lodges in various parts of eastern Washington and Oregon, north and central Jdaho, western Montana and southeastern British Columbia and Alberta. The local delegation, including the famed Elks' quartet and band, will be composed of at least 100. Mopt of these are "longhorns," but as the excursion is not confined to membein of the order, there will be many who desire to visit the Golden Gate state at this time. Spokane lodge will participate in the parade, in which It is expected there will be 100.000 members ot tne AMAKH Jack Kelly, the well known Salt Lake City featherweight glove artist, ia In tho city today and Is anxious to int ct a local boxer, but as none .ie in sight, it is Ikely he will go west tonight. While here he will pt tempt to get in touch with other featherweight men who are touring the coast. Louis Long at Baker City is said to be after a match with some fellow lit the featherweight class, and us a bout pulled off there recently left a dark brown taste In the months of fans, it is Just possible the' Lou boy and Kelly, may meet in La Giande If the authorities will permit. Kelly's visit here is primarily to in terest local boxers, hot since he ar rived and round no material avail able Just now. he turned his mind to picking up outsiders. Should he match a contest in La Grande, he will do his training here. in preparation for the event. Mr. Kelly la a friend of MrChrlale of ihe. Taylor stock BOXERWANTS great distance. When the discharge is put in the cannon, under great pressure. It is merely a thin piece of Japanese paper of very fine texture. 'The instant the charge is released, ! it expands and becomes a large ob ! ject with the beautifully . colored (figures easily visible. There will be ; 12 of thse beautiful displays, j The Sight Performance, j At night, the Japanese will not ; spend any money on simple stuff that makes noises, but have centered ! their efforts on. the spectacular. Eighteen different itluminations will take place. The prospectus also shows the style and color of niht j Hanabl, as the Japanese term py Jttire of colors and effects are net superior one wit to tnese onemai goods. In fact, Japan leads the world in matter of highly colored pyrotechnics. It goes without saying that this il lumination will be the crowning fea ture of the outdoor part of the com ng Fourth of July celebration. "We will have things ready for rjBi and show you that the best Hana bl you ever had is not as good as this one will be," vehemently declared Mr. Mizgouchi this morning. T order, in uniform, will take part, and it will also join in other demonstra tlons durng the seasons of the grand lodge, afterwards making side trips to the Catallna islands, Santa Monica Pasadena and other points of interest in California. Stops w ill be made at various points in Washington. Oregon tind California en route to Los Angeles. The lor.;sl stay will be at Portland, whore 1om1 Elks will entertain the faters also at San Francisco, where one day will be passed looking over the new city Svereal hours will be spent at Shasta Springs and other points along the line in California. William F. Connor, secertary of the Spokane lodge, announces that noth- ng will be left undone to make the ex curslon to California one of the best that has yet been run out of Spo kane or any otherp art of the North west. company, now in the city, and while here. Is a guest of Mr. Christie. He will be positively advised tonight wKeTiher ornot he will be able to lo cate a boxer with whom he can ne gotiate for a contest. " SCKXIC SHOW GOOD. One Ton in Falls lo Arrho In Time for Appearance last Mcht. The Scenic produced a very pleas ing show last, notwithstanding that one team failed to arrive In time to go on the boards. The little brunette who sings and talks Is a feature In herself. Her songs are catchy. Tho moving pictures are intersting and spectacular, one especially being an attractive one. Tonight the full show will be given, as the other vaudeville team has come. If they ar up to the blK standard of advance notices, the show will be even better tonight than last evening. nrOulntlntr Library. Notice Is hereby given that we. the undersigned booksellers and station ers, have decided to discontinue the practice of renting books, and after this date will not do so. NKWL1X BOOK & STATIONERY CO. SILVERTHORX CO. FERGt'SON'3. WE Showing Some of the season' very newest things in men's togs ' MEN'S SUITS Made up in the very newest models STRAW HATS FLORSHIEM SHOES C. C. PEMNGT0N 6 CO. int UCUKUt LUMBER R FT A 1 1 VVc Solicit Your : Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Mouldings. Chain We are prepared to furnish and. deliver material promptly. I Call up Retail Department mi If you believe in your . town why not make it worth while to do busi ness here? : : : : r ASK FOR LA GRANDE SUGAR '3SS Accuracy the Key Note j When you are installing a new plumbing system or making the. minutest repair.. We do this at the time you want it and at prices you can afford to pay. BAY & ZWEIFEL 211 DtPO) STREE1 ' HwHaweol Kn"il mm , QacBgo COMPANY HFPARTMFWT Orders for Wood Phone Main 8. T
